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It is said that taxes drive a wedge between prices. This statement is true because
taxes cause:
A) the consumer price to decrease and the producer price to increase.
B) the consumer price to increase and the producer price to decrease.
C) both consumer and producer prices to decrease.
D) both consumer and producer prices to increase.
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It is said that taxes drive a wedge between prices. This statement is true because
taxes cause:
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